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$20.00 2 weeks ago
2'x2' fluorescent light fixture - $20 (Bluffton)
I have 34 24" x 24" fluorescent lighting fixtures. These have 3 bulbs installed in them a piece (included in each light). These normally resale for $64 each, minus the $8 each light bulbs. They are in good condition, and all are in working state. Would be willing to do a discount for the lot.
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Hilton Head Island, SC
$10.00 4 weeks ago
Ceiling fixture fluorescent light - $10 (Tamaqua)
Two of the four lamps light easily, and the other two like to flicker--probably need to swap out ballasts, though it could be the tubes. I haven't checked.I have the plastic lens too, though it's a bit yellowed. Not cracked though.
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Allentown, PA
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Recessed fluorescent lighting fixture2ft x 4ft fixtureelectronic ballastGreat for shop or garage. 4 bulbs per fixture
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Rockford, IL
$20.00 2 months ago
4-Bulb Fluorescent Overhead Light Fixture - $20 (Weirton)
Overhead fluorescent bulb light fixture.Holds 4 fluorescent 4 foot long light bulbs.Good condition.See the actual pictures.Located in Weirton, WV.
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Wheeling, OH
$10.00 2 months ago
Ceiling fixture fluorescent light - $10 (Tamaqua)
Two of the four lamps light easily, and the other two like to flicker--probably need to swap out ballasts, though it could be the tubes. I haven't checked.I have the plastic lens too, though it's a bit yellowed. Not cracked though.
2 months ago
Allentown, PA
$10.00 3 months ago
4' 2 Tube Fluorescent Light Fixture w/ Cover REDUCED - $10 (Trinity)
NEW LISTING. I have a 4 foot 2 tube fluorescent light fixture that is in very good condition. It comes with a plastic lens cover. It can be surface mounted on a ceiling or hung with chain (not included). No tubes included. Only $10.00. Please e-mail if interested.
3 months ago
Tampa, FL
$25.00 3 months ago
4' Fluorescent Ceiling Fixture - $25 (Blacksburg)
4 tube fluorescent ceiling fixture. Fixture uses 4' bulbs ... overall size is ~27" x ~51". Woodgrain finish.
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Blacksburg, VA
$15.00 5 months ago
Fluorescent light fixture - 48" - $15 (Johnston)
We have a 48" fluorescent light fixture for sale. It will hold 4 bulbs. It was previously hardwired and mounted flush to the ceiling. $15
5 months ago
Des Moines, IA
$25.00 7 months ago
fluorescent light fixture - $25 (New Iberia)
Brand new fluorescent light fixture. Can hold up to 4 bulbs. Bulb length is 48". Still in original box. Was purchased for $129.99.
7 months ago
Lafayette, LA
$10.00 8 months ago
Fluorescent light fixture - $10
Fluorescent light fixture, needs new lights. $10
8 months ago
Redding, CA
$20.00 8 months ago
Decorative 4' Fluorescent Ceiling Light Fixture - $20 (Fly Creek)
Fluorescent flush mount ceiling light fixture. Light oak end caps and side rails. Encasement is 49 1/2" x 8 3/4" and includes 2- 48" fluorescent bulbs. Very good condition. $20.00
8 months ago
Oneonta, NY
$10.00 8 months ago
Fluorescent fixture, two 40 watt bulbs - $10 (168 & Harrison)
Electronic fluorescent fixture that holds two 40 watt bulbs. Brand new, never used.
8 months ago
Omaha, NE
$1.00 8 months ago
Fluorescent Ceiling Fixture - $1
I have 2 of these, new in the box, never used. Both for $75 these retails for $126 eachDentil 1-1/2 ft. x 4 ft. 4-Light Fluorescent Ceiling FixtureSee link for more infohttp://www.homedepot.com/p/Lithonia-Lighting-Dentil-1-1-2-ft-x-4-ft-4-Light-Fluorescent-Ceiling-Fixture-3902RE/100177768?keyword=784231163238Kitchen light, dining room, light, fixture,
8 months ago
Detroit, MI
$25.00 9 months ago
2X4 LAY IN TROFFER 4-LAMP T8 FLUORESCENT FIXTURE (Lot of 16) - $25 (New Life Church)
Lighting units have been taken out of a church RE-model. Still in good condition and they work well.Lot of 16$25 Each
9 months ago
Huntington, KY
$15.00 9 months ago
SHOP OR GARAGE FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - $15 (Lubbock)
Fluorescent light fixture with four working bulbs.48" X 24" Fixture. Bulbs are 47" long.Lens has crack in one corner.Currently wired to turn on and off with a plug into electric outlet.Call or text
9 months ago
Lubbock, TX
$15.00 10 months ago
SHOP OR GARAGE FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - $15 (Lubbock)
Fluorescent light fixture with four working bulbs.48" X 24" Fixture. Bulbs are 47" long.Lens has crack in one corner.Currently wired to turn on and off with a plug into electric outlet.Call or text
10 months ago
Lubbock, TX
$75.00 10 months ago
Fluorescent Light Fixture (New) - $75 (Winchester)
Fluorescent Light Fixture (New) - Oak Trim, surface mount fluorescent 18" x 48" with light tubes. Asking $75.00
10 months ago
Winchester, VA
$30.00 11 months ago
Lithonia Fluorescent Light Fixture 4' x 2' - $30 (Monroe)
In good working condition. Multiple available.
11 months ago
Monroe, LA
$30.00 11 months ago
NEW 2 LIGHT BRUSHED NICKEL FLUORESCENT FLUSHMONT FIXTURE - $30 (Ontario)
ITEM FOR SALE: New 16" Hampton Bay Regency 2-Light Brushed Nickel Fluorescent FlushmountThe Hampton Bay Regency 2-Light Flushmount Brushed Nickel Fluorescent Light with its classic design, will add a decorative touch and desired mood to your decor. This environmentally friendly light provides warm and useful lighting to any room in your home. This patented high efficiency fixture has received Ener
11 months ago
Inland Empire, CA
$12.00 11 months ago
LIGHT FIXTURE - including miniature U-shaped fluorescent bulb - $12
. This is a LIGHT FIXTURE that uses a miniature U-shaped fluorescent bulb. The notation on it indicates that the bulb uses 13 or 27 watts, I'm not sure which, but it puts out as much light as I would estimate you would get from about a 50-watt incandescent bulb; the light is concentrated over a range of about 120 degrees by the mirror behind the bulb. . I think this was new when I got it about 10
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With 116 wins together with the Dolphins, Marino and Don Shula hold he NFL record for most wins by a QB and coach duo in the modern era. NFL.com points out that the Patriots' Tom Brady and Bill Belichick will almost certainly break that this season.
The record goes back to a day when neither the Dolphin's head coaching or quarterbacking were in question. From 1983 to 1995, Fins fans knew what the team was capable of and went to the stadium with reasonable expectations that the Dolphins really could pull out a win against anyone. That's a far cry from today where we're Sucking for Luck and hoping Tony Sparano only stays around long enough to help us achieve that.
The record has stood for 16 years, but Belichick and Brady now sit at 115 wins. They just need one more to tie and another to own it outright. Baring some sort of historic meltdown or injury, it's pretty much a guarantee.
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2017-04-09T09:49:31.819+08:00I've been missing for a while. Or at least my words, the largest part of me, have. I can hear them, they even come all the way into my mouth. And then in conversation I stop. Instead I start to write and they wander past my wrist at speed but then they sit, fat with emotion in the palm of my hand, too stubborn to move. I'm hoping the summer will bring a thaw and live in the anticipation that an impending and full monsoon is on its way.
2017-01-14T21:26:37.528+08:00Seeing as I haven't written for months I'm guessing some kind of explanation is due. Also as we are well into the new year I should be wishing everyone a Happy New Year. But there are no explanations and those words ring false to me at the moment. The reality is that I am struggling to balance the hope for good things that the new year brings with the loss of my last Grandparent just 6 days into the year.
2016-10-06T05:41:41.407+08:00I'm going to kick the next person that suggests that not having two children means I have deprived my child of companionship post my demise.
2016-08-15T17:30:23.638+08:00• We've had a 9 week long summer break and tomorrow it's back to the books and fun for Kid. • It's been full of trips, this summer has: Singapore, Taipei, London, Delhi and Kolkata. 12 flights for me and 10 each for V and Kid. • We've seen friends and family galore and although no amount of time would be enough we've reconnected with so many people this year. So many special people, to me, to my child. • As much fun as it's all been I'm ready for the routine of staying school and home. And not going to the airport. And not packing or unpacking.• The most (un)exciting bit was a lost suitcase at Heathrow. Mine, the only time I have ever packed without spreading our things around more than one suitcase. Luckily I had spares in my hand baggage. And thankfully it was found - it was the one with every present in it! • We've watched movies galore this summer. Finding Nemo, Ice Age 1/2/3/4/ Mammoth Christmas and Jungle Book on DVD and Finding Dory, Secret Life of Pets and Ice Age 5 in the theatre.• I've read a LOT - I had a huge pile of unread and re-read books to plough through. Despite my intentions to not burden my bookshelf further I bought back a pile of 6 books from London and 4 from India. So I'm set for the next few months.• I turned 41 while in London. It was a pretty perfect day (with mild annoyances I'm trying to forget). Breakfast at Le Pain Quotidian, lunch at Wagamama, dinner at Busaba and the worlds best martini at Duke's to top the night off. • My Nani (maternal grandmother) has been unwell. She has Alzheimer's and that means she often doesn't know to tell if she feeling unwell. This time she left it till she had an internal infection that showed itself by disorienting her even further. It took a weeks hospital stay and IV antibiotics to get her better. My mum and I travelled to visit her. Since I last saw her (less than a year ago) her Alzheimer's has become much worse. She is totally disoriented and recognises very few people - almost all male - he son, grandsons and son in law. She doesn't recognize my mother unless prompted and didn't recognise me when I visited. Horrid to see how Old Age robs people of their dignity. This slow degeneration makes a mockery of the fine lives they led, the colossi they once were and leaves us with the bitter taste of how frail and childlike they become. • It's back to school tomorrow and today we visited the new classroom, met the teacher and the class pet, admired the view (how anyone works or studies with this I do not understand), bought the new school calendar and checked that all our uniforms are still fit for purpose. One Yoda bag later my child is ready for day 1 of Grade 2 tomorrow. It's going to be a good year, Kid. [...]
2016-08-13T12:56:20.252+08:00Inspired by the Bride I've decided to complete and update my own Japanese trip draft/ report. This is all history now so forgive me for any errors:• Literally wolfed down our best ever meal at 511 in Akasaka, Tokyo before dashing to catch our Shinkasen to Osaka. That is a meal that will stay with me for a long while to come. • The Bullet train, smoothest ride, was a quick and efficient way to get from Tokyo to Osaka.• Great legroom, clean and neat and such an orderly line getting into our compartment. The view whizzed by but we saw enough of the Japanese countryside. We quite enjoyed the experience.• Originally we wanted to stay in Kyoto for the 3 nights. Of course we only booked about 4 weeks before traveling and by that point everything was fully booked. From every hotel to fancy ryokan. The next best thing to do was stay in Osaka which is half an hour away and visit for a day. • Osaka, industrial and very basic and beside the (again) re-created Osaka Palace I was really not impressed by its industrial looking architecture.• Food on the other hand. OMG! My favorite Japanese meal is Okonomiyaki - and nothing I make at home is even a patch on this, the home of Okonomiyaki. Absolutely delicious. Osaka is certainly a food lovers destination and we had wonderful meals in very simple restaurants. Teppenyaki and Okonomiyaki and all manner of Tempura were the stars....• Amidst the crowded Osaka streets we saw these beautiful temples and met a bunch of locals who totally encouraged us to participate, folding hands and burning incense.• Beautiful pot hole covers totally held my fascination as wandered around and feasted on tempura. Also a slew of Hello Kitty merchandise and Disney shoes! • Kyoto was...how do I even describe it....magic. It was a half hour train ride from Osaka (and our hotel was very close to the main station). And once in Kyoto there is so much to choose from. •Temples and gardens and entire areas to wander around with ones jaw wiping the floor behind. Since we only had the one day we chose two: the Bamboo groves with Tenryuji temple and then the Botanical gardens with their beautiful shrine and lush Sakura trees. • A quick walk through the Gion district before our long day ended.• Kyoto, we didn't even scratch the surface. I wish we had planned it better and had a few more days.• I discovered the joys of Instagram on this trip. The beauty and simplicity of their architecture and the Sakura made it a visual treat. • I have another list of Japanese loves that will follow shortly. [...]
2016-07-03T17:13:58.425+08:00While yesterday was all about the Big Glossy building and a Big meal, today was about a little bit of history and culture. We began at the LongShan or LungShan (depending on who is speaking) temple. Founded in 1738 and dedicated to the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy this beautiful building is not the original. It was rebuilt between 1919 and 1924 and during this time a number of Taoist deities were included in its grounds. A beautiful gate leads to a courtyard and then the 3 halls of prayer which surround their own courtyard. The beautiful jasmine incense filled air and praying people mingled with tourists like us. Kid greatly admired the Koi pond and artificial waterfall.We left the temple and headed to the Heritage and Cultural Education Centre. Located just a few blocks away from the temple this little gem is a block of its own; interconnected streets showcasing the original two storey buildings of the Bo-pi-Liao neighbourhood.The rooms showcased the evolution of this areas history starting from 200 years ago (Qing Dynasty), passing the Japanese colonial rule and then later the Nationalist era. Using the old buildings as a base the many rooms and courtyards showcased various transport modes for trade (rickshaws, barges), architecture (2 stories, deep shaded corridors to keep rain and sun at bay), education (from Confucian moral and ethical views to Japanese New education to the Nine Year compulsory national schools), leisure pursuits (the old style wooden games were a hoot to play - I enjoyed them as much as Kid), commerce (shophouses and various stores/ services), missionaries and the introduction of various types of medicine (apothecary, herb alley to modern medicine). It was a fascinating if hot few hours and we were grateful for the few rooms which were air conditioned. Then we headed to lunch at the highly recommended AAD @ Taipei Fish Market. After looking through the various (smelly) fish tanks we wandered through the very crowded supermarket and food stalls. We finally settled in the courtyard eating a variety of fishy and meaty delights skewered on a barbecue. This place is called Addiction Aquatic Development - a name I don't fully understand but think of as very cute. Like the name of our server which was 'Cute'. Sated, we headed back to the hotel while the clouds began to gather and thunder threatened.Instead of the zoo and the MaoKong cable car it turned into indoor afternoon admiring the lightening and thunderstorm. We read, did puzzles, ate cake & ice cream, watched Wimbledon and had an epic pillow fight. Then we went for a swim and ended the day with dinner in the local arcade.Thank you Taipei. It's been fun. [...]
2016-07-01T23:00:57.998+08:00It's turning into a busy summer. We had a few quick days in Singapore as soon as school closed and before a fun summer camp back in Hong Kong. Tthen a quick look at the calendar revealed a public holiday in Hong Kong today and so with some quick decision making we booked last minute flights and headed here to Taipei, capital of Taiwan.I always imagine we can achieve more in a day than we actually can and so research where to visit and what to eat rigorously in the march up to the holiday. Making notes, prioritising etc. I was short on time with this one but found plenty of bloggers who have done this trip (with or without kids) and wealth of other Internet resources to help compile a quick list. There is however an entirely separate matter - managing my expectations. Initially I always think we can knock numerous things off the list to see, do and eat. This is usually without considering that places must interest us all and food must appeal to us all. Of course once finally here I must also accommodate my own slow pace with the speed of V and enthusiasm of Kid and find a happy medium for us all. So today, Day 1 in Taipei, we ate a wonderful hotel breakfast and headed off to the tallest building in town, Taipei 101. The lines were short and post ticket purchase we were whisked up at great speed to the 89th level. The elevator once (2014-15) held the Guiness Book record for fastest elevator and while the record may have been beaten the ride was amazingly quick.The Observation deck was similar to the one we had seen in the SkyTree in Tokyo. Big windows framing the city in every direction. I took this to show the curlicue design on the outside of the building up close. Taipei is dense but orderly in its planning and there is plenty of greenery around, hills and parks abound. We then went up to the 91st floor which has an outdoor observation deck. Boiling hot sun and 3 sides closed off meant there were almost no people on it beside us. Kid enjoyed his time at the binoculars while we sweated it out. I thought the framed windows a few floors lower provided a better unobstructed view in addition to providing blessed air conditioning. Then it was time to walk down a few floors to the engineering marvel that is a damper. Forgive me, for I am the daughter of an engineer (who would have loved looking at this with us). Sitting just 660 ft. from a major fault line, Taipei 101 is prone to earthquakes and fierce winds common in this area of the Asia-Pacific. To achieve stability and lessen the impact of violent motion, a gigantic tuned mass damper was designed. The damper consist of a steel sphere 18 feet across and weighing 728 ton, suspended from the 92nd to the 87th floor. Acting like a giant pendulum, the massive steel ball sways to counteract the building's movement caused by strong gusts of wind. Kid and I both thought it looked like a giant beehive! We did marvel at its ingenuity and sheer size though. Then we took the neat and clean MRT 4 stops to Dongmen and walked briskly to our lunch destination. It was always the plan to visit and pay homage to the original Din Tai Fung. A pilgrimage if you like. And so we waited patiently with the masses for 30 minutes before we were seated on the 3rd level of this very narrow dining epic. Steaming baskets of delectable xiaolongbao (soup filled dumplings) and Sui Mai alongside their unique egg fried rice and signature hot and sour soup covered our table. Kid was in food heaven as were we! It all tastes better her than any of the others - and that's probably not true but hunger and excitement certainly made it feel so! Then back to the hotel for a bit o[...]
2016-06-29T08:08:45.690+08:00I'm feeling like a pressure cooker today. And urgently needing to vent else I might explode. Luckily none of the people mentioned below know of or read this blog....
2016-06-06T20:01:33.843+08:00For the mums who think I spend too much time with my kid and do too many crafty things with him, sorry. I suggest you walk away now as this post will only aggravate you and make you dislike me more. Yes I like both those things but that's just me. Weird. Birthday is a month away but this past weekend we celebrated Kids birthday as school is about to close and all his friends will disappear for the summer. We celebrated on Saturday morning, sharing it with his classmate who is just a week older than him, so also has a summer holiday birthday.Since this past December vacation, when he watched his first Star Wars movie, Kid has been obsessed. And so Star Wars birthday party it was. And here is what I and he made and did over the past month to get out of my funk:Activity corner - White cards, cut up foam pieces (and crayons/ pencils not in the picture)Food signs. Black paper and silver sharpie.R2D2 lantern and tie fighter bannersBanners - grey sheets of paper, silver sharpie and black stickers + black twine and tape. Tape resist Death Star. I was going to use this for a 4 corners dancing game (think gentler, no shove version of musical chairs) but we ran out of time so it ended up being wall art. I gave 2 to the kid we shared the party with as a reminder of the day and friendship he and and my son shared. He is leaving permanently for another continent this summer.Yes I know the spelling is incorrect. I was following my child's bidding (he is at an age where he 'knows EVERYTHING'). Took nothing away from the tasty-ness of eating the 'very evil Stormtroopers'. Quick glance at the table - White table cloth and silver star confetti, empty boxes wrapped in silver wrapping paper and on them homemade fake Lego lands created from fake terrarium materials.1 of 2 terrariums - kid and I made these together. My glass bowls, fake mud, fake rocks, fake shells, fake plants, fake fence and real Star Wars Lego.1 of 2 terrariums from the planet of Hoth. Fake snow, my glass jug and real Star Wars Lego. Small abstract Star Wars foam art. You will see them behind the table on the wall, scattered around the tie fighters banners. Star Wars cake. Real Lego figures on it.Star Wars equivalent of 'pin the tail on the donkey'. Each kid gets a triangular 'Star destroyer' with their name on it. The back has double sided tape. So blindfold, spin around to make them dizzy and then tape peeled and stick. 4 winners - one for each circled Star. Tape resist Death Star - two tries to get a 'ray' through the Death Star. Star Wars duct tape makes the bowling lane. Just some of the bowling pins Kid and I made together. We also had Chewbacca and C3P0.Inexpensive light sabers - return present part 1.A book each, a Star Wars pencil and a pack of Force Attax cards in a blue envelope - return present part 2. Done. And. Dusted.Awesome fun. [...]
2016-05-16T10:42:26.230+08:00I was talking to my brother yesterday and he asked why I haven't blogged in an age. Where is the follow up Japan post? What's up? And my stock answer was I'm too bored; who cares etc.
2016-04-03T10:46:08.489+08:00Fair warning: long and not very together post about our trip. Ramblings for me to look at in old age and reminisce about.• Just back from a week in Japan, Land of the Rising Sun, Sakura blossoms, Sushi & Sashimi, kimonos and so so much more• As a child I had a two story 'world cultures' book - one story each about a Japanese family and an Eskimo family. I've harboured an irrational desire to visit Japan ever since. • Some good advanced planning and actually booking meant that our school term break would coincide exactly with the due date of the cherry blossom blooming.• For a change, with very little prompting, V booked his leave, our flights and hotels, all within days of our initial discussion on what to do for the break.• Then it was my half of the bargain - figuring out what to see and do and whether to Japan Rail pass it or not.• Armed with knowledge from a friendly neighbour that just moved here from Tokyo and various internet sites (including marvelous FB) I got to work.• This is what we knew thanks to our tickets: fly in to Narita, Tokyo and fly out of Kansai, Osaka. Hotels were 4 nights in Tokyo and 3 in Osaka. • All my research confirmed that unless we were doing a bunch of day trips out of either city and willing to travel between the cities on the slightly slower than bullet train then a Japan Rail pass made no sense. • People kept saying 'why haven't you got your JR pass', 'it was so useful to have the pass/ you are fools for not getting it etc'....Thankfully I didn't listen to them. • We bought Narita Express tickets from the airport. We purchased Suica cards (much like Oyster/ Octopus cards) which allowed us to use subways, buses and JR lines. We bought Nozomi (bullet) tickets to Osaka. We purchased an open day return to Kyoto and we saved nearly 1/3rd on the cost of the JP pass.Enough about travel.• Tokyo: Narita airport was functional but shabby and a bit run down to look at but even then you could see the innovation, technology, design and discipline. Example: luggage carts that go down and up escalators into the train station. • Narita express was fast and efficient and the red bricked (recently renovated on the outside) Tokyo station was a manageable maze. Saw my First Lady in Kimono in the line for the taxi!!!• An evening wandering around Roppongi, crowded and neon lit, but industrial and residential in equal measure was a good introduction to Tokyo.• Spent half a day exploring the Imperial Palace. Beautifully laid out gardens amidst large stone walls and moats. Pine trees, old guardhouses, enormous gates, bamboo groves, orange trees and of course flowering Sakura trees. • Joined at lunchtime by a Japanese friend that moved back from Singapore to Japan over a year and a half ago. So nice to catch up and see her adorable little boy. Missed seeing R who had to be at Girl Scouts...• Spent half a day wandering around Ginza. Went to the largest Uniqlo in the world and bought Lego Tshirts amongst other not needed but much cheaper than HK/ Singapore stuff. V and Kid went to the Hakuhinkan Toy Park with floors of toys and again the Lego was so much cheaper that indulgent father bought 5 boxes of it much to Kids delight. • I spent my afternoon gazing at the beautiful shop windows and wandering through the amazing multi stories paper shops: beautiful handmade paper products, desk accessories, chiyogami paper, origami earrings and other stuff a stationery junkies dreams are made off. People watching from a coffee shop w[...]
2016-03-17T16:49:47.755+08:00I am sat at Gate 31, sipping a grande mocha and blogging. I've wandered through the airport and despaired at the sizes of and limited choices in Relay. My light and beautiful black leather tote bag (the kind that is usually filled to the brim and makes my shoulder dip dangerously to one side) and I are learning to navigate the depths of its leather interiors without wadded tissue, random Lego robbers and packs of Crackers joining in the fun.
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An exhibition by German photographers Susanne Brugger, Thomas Demand, and Heidi Specker will open in the Baku Museum of Modern Art on January 24 at 6.30 p.m.
Titled "Real space, Conceptual space", the exhibition is organized by the IFA, Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations, in collaboration with the German Embassy in Baku.
The IFA is presenting this show of German photo art from the 1990s with curator Ute Eskildsen to continue the exhibition series "Aspects of Contemporary German Photography".
The title of the exhibition subsumes three different working methods, the common content denominator of which is public space.
This interrelation is evident in the blurred, and thus abstracted, architectural images by Heidi Specker, the dissecting approach of Susanne Brugger, and Thomas Demand's constructed interior views.
The special emphasis on space in the exhibition's title which is connected to the terms "reality" and "picture" points to the specific analysis of a theme with the available means of expression, i.e. photography, which transforms space and time into an image through reproduction.
The results of this pictorializing process is represented at the exhibition with eight black and white photos by Susanne Brugger, seven large-format color photographs by Thomas Demand, and twelve color prints by Heidi Specker.
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- DescriptionSince the 1970s, Cynthia Ozick's stories, vels, and essays have gradually earned high critical acclaim. Victor Strandberg's Greek Mind/Jewish Soul is a comprehensive study of this exceptionally gifted author, correlating her creative art and her intellectual development. Strandberg devotes considerable attention to Ozick's struggle to maintain her Jewish religion and culture within a society saturated with Christian and secular values. By examining the influence of Western philosophical and literary traditions on Ozick and her particular social circumstances, Strandberg is able to ask larger questions about the merit of Ozick's work and its place within American literature. Strandberg begins by chronicling the cultural dilemmas of Ozick's early life. The daughter of struggling immigrant parents, Ozick sometimes endured anti-Semitic ostracism from classmates in the New York public schools. But even as she deeply immersed herself in her Judaic heritage, avidly learning Hebrew and studying Jewish history, she found the Gentile heritage irresistible, beginning with fairy tales in childhood and graduating to George Eliot, Edith Wharton, and Henry James. Her studies in Latin likewise awakened a love for classical literature that impinged powerfully upon her books, particularly Trust and The Pagan Rabbi. By drawing on a range of sources, including his own ten-year correspondence with Ozick, Strandberg illuminates Ozick's thinking on volatile issues that troubled her during her formative years, including feminism, the Holocaust, and Jewish cultural survival. Strandberg then offers a close reading of her books and poems in chapters on Trust, The Pagan Rabbi, Bloodshed, and Levitation and presents an astute analysis of her later vels, The Cannibal Galaxy, The Messiah of Stockholm, and The Shawl. After reviewing all the critical material written to date on Ozick, Strandberg concludes by rendering his own assessment of Ozick's literary achievement. He considers how Jewish her work is, how American it is, and finally, how major her seat is at the table of the canized.
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Bees and shots are somewhat scary, but they're fears that I can laugh about and make fun of. The two fears I can't make fun of that make me physically ill are tickling (sorry if it sounds over-dramatic, but tickling can be a really sadistic thing and much the same concept as rape) and nuclear war (as long as we have enough nukes out there to technically, potentially destroy the world, I am never not going to care; also, it's hard for me to make sense of what's going on right now when all the news people out there are just arguing and saying completely contradictory things). :P
We should focus on actually doing shit and getting results. Many have great compassion for poor people. Does that result in them doing anything about it? For the majority of people, no. Instead of finding out what they need and helping them provide it, they do zilch. Because caring is enough, or they just don't go beyond that.
Also, you could be a the kindest and most loving person in the world, but at the end of the day what really matters to the world is what it can get from you.
That's not untrue, but I think that being caring is a bit of a pre-requisite, so to speak. You do have to do good, productive things to help people, but what I'm saying is, I think that results are automatically going to be better if people actually care...does that make sense?
Sorry, but what are you meant to judge a person on other than your impressions? And the only impressions you have are your first impressions, and your past impressions. You can't have a future impression of someone. And spare me the "we shouldn't judge people' argument. still_no_inspiration used a good counter-argument for that one.
Just to clarify, I think OP meant Judging on looks, judging based on what happened in a person's past (such as a traumatic event), and/or judging based on first impressions.
Oh, I definitely have something to say about this.
Personally, I don't want to date in high school because I don't want to have to deal with breakups. But I do strongly advocate interactions with the opposite ****. See, last year, in junior year, I really liked this guy. We were nothing but acquaintances the whole time, and ultimately I decided that I didn't like him anymore. But I only decided that after having spent the whole year interacting with him and thus learning what I really want from guys. It was a great learning experience, and on top of that, I got some experience with the whole flirting game.
At the start of this year, I was still having a bit of trouble getting over him, but a few months into the school year I became attracted to a new guy. And I realized that in SO many ways, this new guy was a better catch than the guy I liked last year was. I knew that I was graduating soon and that it wouldn't work out, but I still decided to keep him in my life for the rest of the year to see if I could learn even more things from him, so that my first college crush can be in even better taste than my senior year crush is.
Well, by this time I've also found several problems with Senior Crush, and now I have an even better sense of what my past problems were and what I want to avoid in college. For example, one contrast between them is that Junior Crush is constantly playfully teasing and obnoxious, and although the teasing was a fun, exciting game at first, eventually I got sick of the fact that he just couldn't be sincere. And Senior Crush is actually very sincere, which is what drew me to him, but he's also a bit too innocent and endearing, and I found that I can't maintain a romantic attraction to him when he gets like that so often. So now I know that when I get to college, I'll want to find someone who has the right balance of sincerity. That's something I'm very glad that I learned.
Anyway, now my feelings towards Senior Crush are more mild. I kind of get bored with him every other week, but when I do like him, I still have fun with it and enjoy the feeling, and I can still use him as...well, flirting practice, so to speak. So yeah, overall, I don't think it's necessary to go out with people in high school, but interacting with the opposite **** can be a valuable experience.
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Personally, I don't want to date in high school because I don't want to have to deal with breakups. But I do strongly advocate interactions with the opposite ****. See, last year, in junior year, I really liked this guy. We were nothing but acquaintances the whole time, and ultimately I decided that I didn't like him anymore. But I only decided that after having spent the whole year interacting with him and thus learning what I really want from guys. It was a great learning experience, and on top of that, I got some experience with the whole flirting game.
At the start of this year, I was still having a bit of trouble getting over him, but a few months into the school year I became attracted to a new guy. And I realized that in SO many ways, this new guy was a better catch than the guy I liked last year was. I knew that I was graduating soon and that it wouldn't work out, but I still decided to keep him in my life for the rest of the year to see if I could learn even more things from him, so that my first college crush can be in even better taste than my senior year crush is.
Aww, that book was so sweet! <3 Yeah, having that would be awesome, but I wouldn't want to live in a world where I was the only conscious being... :/
I'm pro-choice and pro-gay marriage. I'm an agnostic. It doesn't bother me that "fake" artists get more attention than more meaningful musicians who are working to get discovered. Pop music sounds better to me aesthetically than classic rock does. I can't decide whether or not we should have nuked Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but let's just say my gut is against it and my brain is for it. :/
Oh...I just realized that you probably didn't mean the CEREAL Lucky Charms...haha, anyway, being with my friends makes me happy.
I live an extremely sheltered life, and I have never heard a song that really reminds me of myself. I guess the closest I've heard is Wide Open Spaces by the Dixie Chicks; I like the song but its not one of my favorites. But I've never had ****, had someone exceptionally close to me die, been in love, been heartbroken, or anything which is the theme of many songs.
You sound a lot like me. Although sometimes there are parts of songs I know that are about such things that I still find relatable if taken out of context, if that makes sense.
Sometimes I don't want movies to have an intricate plot; sometimes I just like watching movies to relax and be somewhat amused. Not everything needs to make me think, "wow, I feel so inspired to ____ after watching that." If someone regularly spends about two hours watching movies, it would be my guess that they don't really mind that they aren't doing something greater.
This. I personally love things with meaning as much as the next person, but truthfully, I don't want meaningful things to dominate my life. Besides, keeping the meaningful stuff to watch every once in a while makes it more effective for me.
Furthermore, I would consider myself to have a high tolerance for the complexity of life, but when it gets to be too much for me, simplistic movies and shows are my outlet. I can allow myself to love the heroes and hate the villains without question in the movies, so that I can go back into the world and be better able to accept that sometimes nice people do bad things and sometimes mean people do good things.
I became friends with one person on Rosh Hashanah this past year, because we're both Jewish so we were talking about it.
I became friends with another when we were working on a show for Drama together and we were on the same strike crew.
I became friends with a third person when I had a class after school and I came out front and her ride was late, so I chatted with her until she could go home.
Just to name a few...
Thank you. Let's just say my situation is like the best friend version of "You Belong With Me." :P
Not my entire life, just the main thing I'm going through right now:
That's why my strategy is to just sympathize and say I understand where they're coming from. It's tricky, because sometimes people want to be helped and other times they just want to be understood. I just choose the latter method as my default because it eliminates this problem.
EVERY TIME. Every time I fall for this one. XD Some of these, like the ten facts one (I just skipped #4) I can pick up right away, but the accordion one always gets me. :D
In English last semester we all had to write poems, and this one guy wrote a poem about his out-of-school crush that was SO adorable. The guys had no comments, but the girls (including me) could not stop gushing over it. XD
I will admit it: it took a few months before I knew for sure that my friend Cameron was a guy. (I mean, he does have long hair!) That was back when he was more of an acquaintance who I saw every now and then. By the time we hung out more later in the year, I was aware that he was a guy. ...I have never told him this though. XD
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1. an art of sound in time that expresses ideas and emotions in significant forms through the elements of rhythm, melody, harmony, and color.
2. the tones or sounds employed, occurring in single line (melody) or multiple lines (harmony), and sounded or to be sounded by one or more voices or instruments, or both.
3. musical work or compositions for singing or playing.
It doesn't matter how talentless it is. It's still music.
This. Sorry, but it's a real pet peeve of mine when people say that meaningless mainstream stuff isn't technically 'music.' :P
ok now i get what you're saying. my dad said something like this to me once actually. i showed him this video and i was getting excited and saying "why don't people go for this instead of all the other crap". ----good reply, cocaia.
i still think that music written from the heart is best though. it truly is genuine and any person who knows good music can feel that.
Thanks, I'm glad I was able to express my point more clearly. It's also important to understand, however, that not all artists that are considered 'real' will impact everyone, in part because everyone has different issues. For example, I'm not going to get anything out of a song about drug addiction because I've never had such an experience. If the artist wrote that song off of a personal experience and is able to reach out to others who are struggling, then I think that's great. But when you haven't gone through what someone else is going through, then it makes it harder to feel AS real a connection towards them...does that make sense?
Also, I truly would have listened to that song, but unfortunately it's "not available my country." :P
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Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices, #2)
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This book was so much better than the first! I mean I loved every second and laughed multiple times! I usually find love triangles unnecessary and annoying but in this book I was 50% Will and 50% Jem! It didn't bother me who got the girl! Great plot and way more charcter development shone in this book. I love Will's story of his reasoning with realtionships, it was so explanatory! Definitley Read This!
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How Is Melanoma Diagnosed
How is melanoma diagnosed?
Learn your ABCD's: Definitive diagnosis is made by biopsy. Melanomas are screened by the abcd's: a-asymmetry; b-irregular borders; c-different colors; d-diameber >6mm (size of pencil eraser). If you notice a mole with these characteristics, get it checked out asap. If you have a skin lesion which is growing, ulcerating, bleeding, or otherwise changing, get it seen as well for evaluation and possible biopsy. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
Skin Cancer (Definition)
Skin is the largest and one of the most complex organs in the body composed of hundreds of different structures. Nearly any of these elements can degenerate into cancer. However the three most common are: basal cell, squamous cell and melanoma which occur in that order and degree of aggressiveness. Although heredity plays a major role, sun exposure and tobacco use & ...Read more
How do you diagnose melanoma?
Biopsy: Any suspicious looking skin lesion, esp if it grows fast or changes in color or starts bleeing, needs to be biopsied. It will reveal melanoma if present. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
I did a search for diagnosis of some of my symptoms and came up with melanoma. What do doctors look for to diagnose it?
Skin exam &biopsy: Melanoma is diagnosed by performing a complete skin exam and by taking a sample (biopsy) of the suspicous areas. The skin biopsy is then examined under a microscope to determine if it is melanoma. See the picture to find out what typical melanoma moles look like. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
In general, can shave biopsy diagnose Melanoma (not in situ)?
Not a good way to: test. Shave biopsy of a mole is not a good way to diagnose melanoma. The mole or the suspected lesion should be excised fully and submitted to a pathologist for examination. Shave biopsy of a suspected melanoma is a bad idea. ...Read more
Does shave biopsy can diagnose melanoma?
Is it accurate diagnose?
Yes: Shave biopsy can provide enough tissue to make a diagnosis of melanoma although it is not recommended because it can make it difficult to determine the depth of melanoma invasion, accurately. A re-biopsy(wide excision) is recommended to make sure that the residue cells left behind can be adequately excised. ...Read more
What is melanoma?
Skin cancer: Melanoma is a cancer that develops in the melanocytes, pigmented cells of the outer layer of skin. While it is related to sun and uv radiation, it is possible to get melanoma in areas that receive minimal sun exposure. Melanoma is generally considered the most dangerous form of skin cancer, more likely to metastasize than the more common basal or squamous cell cancers. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
What is a melanoma?
A type of skin cance: Melanoma is a type of skin cancer that arises from the pigmented cells (melanocytes) in the skin. In general, it is more malignant than the other two common skin cancer types (basal cell and squamous cell), but early melanoma has a good prognosis. Look online for the abcde for diagnosing melanoma. If you have a suspicious mole - have it checked out by a deramatologist. It could save your life! ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
Is melanoma transmissible?
No: Cancer is not a contagious disease.Get a more detailed answer ›
What exactly is a melanoma?
Cancer of melanocyte: Melanoma is cancer of melanocytes. Melanocytes are cells that produce the dark pigment, melanin, which is responsible for the color of skin. These cells predominantly occur in skin, but are also found in other parts of the body, including the bowel and the eye (see uveal melanoma). Melanoma can originate in any part of the body that contains melanocytes. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
Is melanoma hereditary? How?
IN A SENSE: A positive family history of melanoma is a risk factor. So is hair-blonde or red-color and eye-blue or green-color, which of course you inherit. The biggest risk factor, though, is sun exposure. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
Melanoma (Definition)
Melanoma is a cancer of the melanocyte cells. Melanocyte cells determine the color of your skin. Although these cells are primarily found in your skin, they can also be found in the bowel ...Read more


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An anchorite was a type of monk that lived on the planet Jakku. They were known to wear dark fancy clothing to control their body. They were also known to take in children as orphans. The faith of the anchorites had ties to the light side of the Force and a thousand years before the Battle of Jakku, the anchorites bound themselves to the Jedi.[2]
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